Impacto® Timberguard Chainsaw Glove. Full finger, black cowhide leather palm. PVC textured anti-slip coating in the palm and fingertips. Protective cut resistant fabric (20 layers) in the left hand only. Fluorescent orange spandex back. Reflective strip on the back of the hand. Neoprene wrist with adjustable hook and loop closure. Meets EN ISO 11393-4:2019 Class 1, Chain Speed 20 m/s, Type 5
Impacto® TOES2GO Composite Toe Cap Safety Overshoes. Protects the toe area from accidental impact, crushing or stubbing. Made of flexible, pliable PVC. Perfect for visitors and temporary workers. Comfortably worn over dress shoes, running shoes, most booths and shoes with low heels. Fully adjustable straps with hook and loop closure. Threads under sole help prevent slipping. 100% waterproof, will not harden, stiffen or crack.
Ideal for any working environment that carries a risk of toe damage or has a steel toe cap requirement. Perfect for visitors, casual or temporary workers, management, clerical staff and sales people. 100% waterproof, will not harden, stiff or crack. Can be comfortably worn over heels, dress and running shoes and most boots. Sold per pair. Sizes S to L – Toe is color coded to indicate size.
Imapcto Protective Knee Pads. Molded 1 inch EVA foam padding provides superior comfort and knee support. Hinged action design extended cover protects from impact while keeping dirt and debris away from the knee. Elastic strapping system eliminates discomfort behind the knee. Plastic button closure for easy on/off. Ideal for work in heavy duty environments such as roofing, construction, mining and shipbuilding. Made with 100% PVC-free materials for a clean environment.
Ideal for any working environment that carries a risk of toe damage or has a steel toe cap requirement. Perfect for visitors, casual or temporary workers, management, clerical staff and sales people. Can be comfortably worn over low-heel, dress and running shoes and most boots. Sold per pair. Toe is color-coded to indicate sizes. Available in XXS to XXXL .
